Virtual data rooms are helpful for managing legal documents, capital raising, and regulatory risk management. Due diligence is the most common application of data room technology. The capability to create a secure online platform that is accessible by all parties allows for improved communication and collaboration.
A VDR unlike standard repository software, offers tools to limit roles and granting access to specific users. This adds an extra layer of security that conventional file sharing software can’t offer. Premium VDR solutions typically come with a 24/7 technical support team that can assist with any issues or offer tips on how to maximize the use of the tool.
VDR features are able to protect sensitive information by encrypting data during transit and at rest. Permissions for users are also available, as is remote shred features and customised watermarking. Admins can monitor activity, and document viewing and download statistics, to identify any suspicious or unauthorized behaviour.
The ability to easily upload large volumes of files is another data room feature which can be useful in M&A as is the possibility to create a customisable project interface, and to apply the logo of the company or NDA. Document naming conventions can be set and categorizing the order, indexing, and tags for documents. Notification preferences and two-factor authentication (if required) can be set. Redaction tools also allow data room users to reliably and selectively erase sensitive information from documents.
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